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The molecular formula should be CBr4.

The oxidation numbers are -1 for each Br, +4 for C.

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8y ago

Bromine is in the seventh group. It generally shows -1 oxidation number.

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This compound is a bromide. Chromium shows +2 oxidation number.

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The correct formula is CaBr2. The oxidation number for calcium is +2.

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Atomic Br has oxidation number 0. The bromine atoms in a bromine molecule is also 0. It forms bromides with metals where Br atom is in -1 state.

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(+1)+(-1)=0 so 0

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Oxidation state of Br in Br2

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